Titlebook: Interprofessional issues in community and primary health care; Patricia Owens (Director of CAIPE),John Carrier (S Textbook 1995Latest edit

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The market and professional frameworkstudy to explore the world of the internal market, and the new concepts of contract and competition in the NHS. The study illustrates the divergent perspectives of managers and clinicians in the decision-making context, and the linguistic barriers that exist and which prevent achievement of mutual un

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Child protection child abuse. High standards of interprofessional co-ordination and collaboration in this area of social care is considered a priority by government, and the establishment of measures to promote such co-operation are outlined in detail. The roles, attitudes and constraints experienced by the differe

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Primary health careprovision between local authorities and health services perpetuated older professional hostilities and was counterproductive to interprofessional collaboration. The changing status and power of key professional groups of doctors, nurses and social workers over time are described. Important changes a

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Learning to work effectively in teamserprofessional work. It readdressess many of the questions that have been raised in earlier chapters about professional roles, status and hierarchy, and the development of common organisational objectives. The characteristics of successful teams are discussed and analysed with reference to particula

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Introductionional and interprofessional work and education have taken place. These core themes are carried through and analysed more specifically in relation to community services, mental health services, child protection, continuing care, the care of the elderly and primary health care.

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